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The Cultural Landscape Foundation June 11-12, 2011 What’s Out There Weekend Chicago, IL J U N E 2 0 1 1 Dear What’s Out There Weekend Visitor, Welcome to What’s Out There Weekend! The materials in this guide will tell you all you need to know about engaging in this exciting event, the second in a series which we will continue in other cities throughout the United States. On June 11-12 in Chicago, TCLF in partnership with the Chicago Park District will host What’s Out There Weekend, providing residents and visitors an opportunity to discover and explore more than two dozen free, publicly accessible sites in the city. During the two days of What’s Out There Weekend, TCLF will offer free tours by expert guides. Chicago, a city of great architecture, is also home to remarkable and pioneering forms of landscape architecture, from the Prairie style epitomized by Alfred Caldwell’s Lily Pool and Jens Jensen’s Columbus Park to significant 20th century landscapes, including the roof garden at Lake Point Tower and Dan Kiley’s design for the Art Institute of Chicago’s South Garden. The goal of What’s Out There Weekend is to tell the fascinating stories about these valuable places and provide the public with opportunities to learn about the individuals who designed and created them. The What’s Out There Weekend initiative dovetails with the web-based What’s Out There (WOT), the most comprehensive searchable database of the nation’s historic designed landscapes. Spanning more than two centuries of American landscape design, the database is searchable by name, locale, designer, type, and style. The richly-illustrated database includes a glossary of 27 types, 49 sub-types, and 14 styles, hundreds of designer profiles and site entries, descriptions of some of our country’s most important cultural landscapes, and relevant website links. On behalf of The Cultural Landscape Foundation, I thank you for participating in What’s Out There Weekend, and hope you enjoy the tours. Sincerely, Charles Birnbaum President and Founder, The Cultural Landscape Foundation The Cultural Landscape Foundation 1909 Que Street NW, Second Floor Washington, DC 20009 (t) 202.483.0553 (f) 202.483.0761 www.tclf.org Humboldt Park (Cover) Lake Point Tower Site Tours www.tclf.org Saturday, June 11 Graceland Cemetery 1 Downtown Public Spaces 4 4001 N Clark St TouR space limiteD - Register at tclf.org/event/WOTW-chicago TouR space limiteD - Register at tclf.org/event/WOTW-chicago meet: Daley Plaza - NW corner of S Dearborn and W Washington St FREE TROLLEY LOOP WITH LINCOLN PaRk BETWEEN 11aM aNd 12:30PM r Blue Line to Washington b 20, 22, 24, 36, 60, 62, 60, 157 g Garage at Washington and Wells O 10am+12pm (2-hour tour) guide: Ted Wolff O 10am-1pm (3-hour tour) meet: Inside the gates, at intersection of N Clark St and W Irving Park Rd Daley Plaza r Red Line to Sheridan b 9, 22, 80 guides: Peter Schaudt; Scott mehaffey g Street parking on W Irving Park Rd Federal Center Plaza guide: mary Pat mattson Exelon (Chase) Plaza IIT Campus 2 guide: mary Pat mattson 3300 S Federal St Art Institute of Chicago guide: Joe Karr TouR space limiteD - Register at tclf.org/event/WOTW-chicago O 2pm (1-hour tour) guide: Peter Schaudt Lincoln Park 5 meet: mcCormick Tribune Campus Center FREE TROLLEY LOOP BETWEEN THE 5 SITES coffee shop, 33rd and State St g r Green Line to Bronzeville-IIT; Red Line to Limited on-street parking on Stockton Dr, or Pay lot adjacent to Lily Pool Sox/35th b 1, 4, 29, 35 b 11, 22, 36, 73, 76, 134, 143, 151, 156 O 10am-4pm, every 30 mins TOuRS LEd BY LINCOLN PaRk CONSERvaNCY 3 North Pond 2610 N Cannon Dr Grant Park and vicinity meet: Plaza in front of the North Pond Restaurant TouR space limiteD - Register at tclf.org/event/WOTW-chicago Lincoln Park Conservatory r madison/Wabash, Randolph/Wabash, monroe, Washington 2391 N Stockton Dr at W Belden Ave b 4, 6, 14, 20, 56, 60, 124, 151,157, 173 meet: Inside the Conservatory in front of the pool g Garages: millennium Park, Grant Park N, Grant Park S, east monroe Lily Pool W Fullerton Pkwy & N Cannon Dr O 2pm + 3:30pm meet: Inside the Fullerton/Cannon entrance Grant Park 337 e Randolph St O guides: mary Jo Hoag; Deb Frels 10am-12pm, every hour meet: Art Institute South Garden Lincoln Park Zoo - South Pond 2021 N Stockton Dr at W Dickens Ave O 2pm + 3:30pm guide: Brian Houck meet: on the bridge crossing the South Pond Millennium Park 55 N michigan Ave guide: ed uhlir Café Brauer/Carlson Cottage/Lion House 2021 N Stockton Dr south of W Dickens Ave meet: Crown Fountain - south end, at corner of guide: Paul Steinbrecher e monroe and S michigan Ave meet: on the deck of Café Brauer by the South Pond LAKE VILLA 59 132 12 83 132 94 GURNEE 45 120 WAUKEGAN 12 120 21 41 . 31 . CO Y 131 CO 43 59 LAKE 60 45 McHENR LAKE VILLA MUNDELEIN 176 176 LIBERT59 YVILLE 132 12 WAUCONDA 12 83 132 83 94 60 LAKE Proposed Expansion FOREST GURNEE of Route 53 (CONTINUED) 45 Site Tours VERNON HILLS www.tclf.org120 94 WAUKEGAN 83 12 120 9 22 21 41 . 41 31 . LINCOLNSHIRE Saturday,CO June 11 Y 131 CO 43 59 45 HIGHLAND LAKE 60 DEERFIELD 45 McHENR BUFFALO GROVE PARK BARRINGTSouthON LAKEParks CO. 6 FREE TROLLEY LOOPCOOK BETWEEN CO. THE 6 PaRkS Lake Cook Rd. MUNDELEIN . 176 CO CO O 12-3pm, every68 30 mins 176 12 LIBERTYVILLE OOK Douglas Memorial 636 east 35th St WAUCONDA KANE C CHICAGO guides: Joan Pomeranc; mike Wagenbach NORTHBROOK83 14 EXECUTIVE 60 LAKE SLEEPY meet: in front of Douglas Tomb 12 Proposed Expansion FOREST 72 b AIRPORT of Route 53 HOLLOW 62 4, 35 g on street VERNON HILLS WHEELING N O 12-3pm, every hour 94 59 GLENVIE83W WINNETKA 9 Fuller Park 331 W 45th St W E ARLINGTON 22 guides: Dennis mcClendon; John Regalado53 Sheridan Rd 90 HEIGHTS meet: in front of the Field House 294 41 LINCOLNSHIRE WILMETTE S r Red Line to 47th b 24, 43 g on streetROLLING 21 . HOFFMAN MEADOWS MOUNT 45 HIGHLAND O DEERFIELD 12-3pm,ESTATES every hour PROSPECT BUFFALO GROVE EVANSTON PARK SCHAUMBURG LAKE CO. Dempster St. ELGIN Sherman Park 1301 W 52nd St BARRINGTON58 guides: Jayson DeGeeter; Donna Primas ELK GROVE COOK CO. Lake Cook Rd. Proposed Expansion . 94 of Elgin-O'Hare Expmeet:y. in front of the Field House SKOKIE CO 20 CO VILLAGE 68 b 44, 51, 55 COOK CO. Lincoln OOK 41 KANE C CHICAGO O O' DU PAGE CO. NORTHBROOK 1-4pm,n every- Har 30 mins Av i e E Thorndale Rd 14 EXECUTIVE e. 31 SLEEPlg Y xpy. 12 WashingtonE Park 5531 S72 martin Luther King Dr. 190 90 AIRPORT guides:HOLL madiemOW Kawa; Roger marsh; Theresa Benande; Beth 62Botts 290 ITASCA O'HARE N meet: Refectory on morgan Dr at Russell Dr WHEELING 1 20 INTERNATIONAL r Green line to Garfield or King Dr b 2, 3, 4, 5955, 63, 170 g Refectory Irving Park Rd. GLENVIEW WINNETKA AIRPORT ARLINGTON 94 W E O 53 Harlem Sheridan Rd 1-4pm, every 30 mins 90 HEIGHTS 90 294 MidwayBLOOMINGD PlaisanceALE 731 e 60th St 290 WILMETTE S . 21 ROLLINGAv 64 guides: Julia Bachrach; Val Adams; Kathy53 Cummings; Diane Dillon . 5 . CO e. MOUNT HOFFMACO N MEADOWS meet: west end of midway at Fountain355 of TimeADDISON GE ESTATESOK PROSPECT ST. CHARLES r 59th Street metra b 2, 170, 171, 172 PA SCHAUMBURG North Ave. Dempster St. EVANSTON ELGIN CO 64 58 7 DU O ELKO AKGROVE PARK 4 1-4pm, every 30 mins Proposed Expansion83 Lake St. 94 SKOKIE Jackson Park 6401 S20 Stony Island Ave of Elgin-O'Hare Expy. VILLAGE ELMHURST 8 CHICAGO guides:Nancy Breseke; John martins; Coleen Blake; megan Jurasic; Jerry Levy COOK CO. 41 Lincoln meet: Clarence Darrow Bridge, south of museum of Science and Industry O'H 290 DU PAGE CO. 3 n- are Av . r b gi Expy. Thorndale Rd e. Green31 Line to Cottage Grove-east 63rd 2, 6, 14, 15, 28, 63, 67, 170 l 43 CO OAK BROOK E Cermak. Rd. 190 90 CO 59 WHEAg meteredTON parking off Science Dr, south of museum of Science and Industry GE 45 290 ITASCCICERA O O'HARE 2 PA 88 e. 1 KANE 20 Av INTERNATIONAL DU Ogden Irving Park Rd. LOMBARD AIRPORT Lake Shore Dr 90 94 e. Harlem Av 90 34 East-West Tollway BLOOMINGDALE 290 Archer 94 . 6 Av 88 . 5 64 53 . 294 CO 55th St. e. 355 ADDISON CO AURORA DOWNERS GE 7 Cicero W Lake Point Tower + Olive Park OK LISLE PA ST. CHARLES estern North Ave. 505 N Lake Shore Dr GROVE CO 64 7 HINSDALE 55 DU Av OAK PARK 4 TouR space limiteD - Register at tclf.org/event/WOTW-chicago 83 Av Lake St. MIDWAY e. NAPERVILLE AIRPORT e. guides: Bob Williams;53 Joel Baldin; Becky355 Froeter-mathis ELMHURST 8 CHICAGO meet: main building entrance on e Grand Ave 94 90 34 55 290 3 b g Pay Parking at Navy Pier . 2,29, 65, 66, 124 50 . 43 KANE CO. DU PAGE CO. CO OAK BROOK Cermak Rd. CO 59 WHEATON GE 95th St. 2 WILL CO. WILLO 2-4pm CO. (2-hour tour) 45 CICERO PA 88 12 20 e. KANE Av Lake Point TowerDU Ogden LOMBARD 90 Lake Shore Dr BOLINGBROOK e.
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